Anchor hook made of nickel-plated iron in a whimsical design for hat racks and more. Model from the turn of the century 1900.

Nickel-plated iron wire. Height 61mm, width 90mm

TIP for installation: pre-drill with a suitable (slightly smaller) drill bit. Do not screw the hook in further than it stops, otherwise you risk breaking the hook.

Contemporary clothes hook in anchor form from around 1900. Chubby, sturdy, solid brass with two screw holes.

Usually used as a hat rack hook, but also practical as a towel rack in a bathroom with sturdy shelves. The towels air and dry better if they are not hung directly against the wall.

Model: Låsfabriksaktiebolaget E A Næsman & Co No. 193

Period: 1880-1935

Screw not included

Matching screw number 8

Breadstick hooks based on a common model from the 18th and 19th centuries. Used for hanging bars when storing bread, clothes and textiles etc. in the ceiling of kitchens and living rooms.